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The Salvation Army on the northern beaches today

The Salvation Army remains a vibrant presence on Sydney’s northern beaches today, with two churches (in Manly and Dee Why), two Aged Care Plus centres and the Warringah Place Aged Care Plus Retirement Village.

Dee Why Salvation Army offers weekly music appreciation classes for pre-school aged children and their carers (Mainly Music), a kids club and women’s group (Home League.)

The Collaroy Centre is The Salvation Army’s stunning conference and school camp facility, situated on the hill overlooking Collaroy Beach. As well as conferences, corporate team-building programs and camps, the centre also runs Salvation Army camps for single mothers, disadvantaged children and kids from outback communities.

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